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rne effects Of mental Exhaustton.

mother, talking to her little 4-year-old daugh-
ter said:
do you not feel thankful that you have good
home and a papa and mamma, with plenty of
comfortable things to wear and food to eat, while
there are so many children who have not so many
things to make them happy?''
mo, do not" said Miss Perverseness
But when safe in bed at night and alone Ia her
room her mother heard her say:
Eyes, have a nice papa and mamma and every
thing good and, dear Lord, | am very much
obliged''
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Portland and OgdensbuTg R. R.
PORTLAND & MONTREAL LINE.
Only Line running DAY TRAINS be-
tween Portland aud Montreal.
FALL ARRANcEMEN EMIT.
cnmmanclnr Mnndar. lciohar 4. 1896.

and until further notice Passenger Trains viii
Leave Portland as follows:
s.3J N. for Brdgton, Fryeburg, No. Conway
Fabyans, Btehleham. Lancaster, Whitefed
LittietOn, Wells River. Montpelier, st. John
bury, Newport SherbrOOke, Montreal, Burling-
ton, SwantOn, Ogdensburg and West
3.fJ p. m. Local Portland 10 Bartlett and inter
mediate stations, with stage connections for
No. Wlndham, Standish, Limlngton. Sebago
Naples, Parsonheld, kezar Falls, Denmark
Lowell, and conway Corner; also for No. Bridg,
ton, Harrison and Waterford via. Bridgton.
Trains Arrive in Portiands
1855 n. mn. from Bartlett and Way Stations
s.3J p. mn. from Montreal, Burlington and West
j. HAMILTON, SUPP
cHAs. II. FoYE, G. 7. A. oetidtf
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Carriers Little LAYER Pills VIII positively cure
sick headache and prevent its return. This is
not talk, but truth, One pilIa dose. To be had of
all Druggists. See advertisement.
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! at Portland 8.25 a. m, 1905 p. m.
STAGE CONNECTIONS

DAILY-From w. MInot 1927 p. m. for Hebron
Academyi Buckfeld 500 p. m. for w. Sumner
$50; Dlxfeld 500; Mexico TOO D. m; also f0r
Brettun's Mills, Liyermore. Returning leave
Mexico Goo Dfxfeld TOO a. m. arriving at Port
lana 1905 d. m. l.. l.. LINCOLN. Supt
Il. @. BRADFORD. G. 7. A. oct29dtf
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Dec l, lat IS N, Ion 80. ship Mindoro, from Bos-
ton for Manila.
Jan IL, lat "a 20 N, Ion 122 49, ship Ivy, Low
ell. from Portland. o. for Plymouth, L.
Jan 10, no lat, &c, sch c II WOlston, Hinckley,
from Charleston for Kingston, ia.
Jan %, lat "a N Ion 20 w, sch Edwin / Morri-
son, Lavender from Boston for Cardenas.
Jan 81, lat 2S o. Ion 20 20, sch Clara Leavitt.
Lombord, from Boston for Cardenas.
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'Ivory handled umbrellas, notice, are the
style now"
fYouare behind the times. There is a pattern
far more popular than that
Describe IT.
at is the feloniously handled umbrella
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A Constant study Of a Noted yonnu,s Iif,
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy condi-
ton of the scalp, and of the glands
through which nourishment is obtained.
When, in consequence of age and dis
ease, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayers Hair Vigor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote its
rapid and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness of youth.
4 have used Ayers Hair vigor for
long time, and am convinced of its
value. When was II years of age my
hair began to turn gray. commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated its growth, that 1 have
now more hair than ever before. =
j. w. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

LINE FOR
California, Japan, Chin Central ftsflxk<nA
and South America and s1Ico. ..9.ssIssze>
COLON sails Tuesday February s, Noon.
. From New YORK, pier /, OF Of Canal ST.. North
h n,l Tor san Frnneisco via The Esthmas of
$40; Steerage $50. $500
From san francisco, LIST and Brannan sts
For Japan and Chinn.
CITY OF SYDNEY, sails SATURDAY. February "a
Up. m.
For Freight, Passage or general information
apply 70 OF address the General Eastern AGENTS,
u. a. ADAMS a co.,
iiS state street, Ger. Broad ST., Bo.ten.
CIV dtf
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Wanted.

strong capable woman to do
w general house work at "a Danforth St.
VIM, BURROWES. 28-1
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WANTED-Six thousand dollars at five per
w cent. for five years on real estate in Port
land. Gilt Edge security. For further particu-
12-u
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A DESIRABLE two story frame dwelling,
"A house on Pine street, near Bracket street,
parlors, dining room, kitchen, bath room, with
hot and cold water,) seven chambers, plenty Of
closets and front and back stairs, fire places in
back parlOr and dining room, new steam heating
apparatus with eight radiators; newly painted
and papered throughout; area of lot A., 90 square
feet. Terms reasonable. inquire OF ROLLINS q
ADAMS, No. % Exchange st. dec24dtf
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VTTANTED-Ladies and Young Men to Decor
wv ate Novelties for Holiday and general trade;
steady employment; $500 per week earned; All
materials furnished; work mailed free. Address
New England Decorative Works.
10 Pearl ST., Boston, Mass, p. o. Box 607S.
ian22 eOd2W
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Ayers Hair Vigor,


If YOU ARE SUFFERING from debility
and loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out Of order, or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more surely and speedily
than any tonic yet discovered.
For six months suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. My food did not
nourish me, and became weak and
very much emaciated. l looks six bottles
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
u. M. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. tt
Ayers SarsapariIla,
Prepared by Ord G. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
fahv1 TTRrG1u
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strong. capable second girl
w Apply at 20 DEERlNG STREET. Refer
ral.IIirnn- OIL
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MOB SALE Coarse Steam coal from the Gel
IL ebrated Acadia Co.'S, mines for winter ship
mont Also Ocean Steamer tickets at low prices,
by the fastest and best steamers for sale by j. l.,
FARMER % Exchange street. POI
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UN0Fs sALE-One second hand ~ Horse
II Power Engine and Boiler with all the fittings
for same in good condition at bargain. Address
BiDDEFORD STOVE FOUNDRY, BiddefOr
Maine Ii
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Thai IL Is more blessed TO give than to receive
shouc be the congratulation OF every good citizen
or washington who learns that Reitzel, the anar-
ehist apostle OF Newbargh once dwelt here until
Washington presented MIN TO another city. His
philosophy seems 10 have had It's root in the usual
quagnire OF disgrace. error, and ignorance. Rert-
zei swung from one end OF his arc TO the other
when he left the little German church OF which he
was pastor 70 become the center OF little CLIQUE
OF blasphemous anarchists IL only needs the an
pearaIce OF such men as Reftzei In the ranks OF
the anarchist 70 stamp their movement with its
genuinely criminal marx
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The little mail boat launched at PHILADELPHIA
starts out under heavy load OF presumption.
The craft Is TO be propelled by naphtha power.
Eighty gallons Of the fluid stored In tanks AFFORD
fuel fer voyage. Being suddenly sublimated, the
naphtna gas propels the machinery OF the vessel
After Us use for this purpose IL Is condensed and
In liquid form returns 70 the reservoir tanks to go
through the same routine. This comes as near
perpetual motion as IL Is necessary TO go for all
practical purposes. The experiment will be closely
watched by all Interested In marine science. II
naphtha can be employed successfully TO propel
vessels OF all sizes, the whole theory OF naval
architecture Will soon undergo RADICAL modiflca-
tons The present coal capacity OF our latest
cruisers would store naphtha enough 10 last nearly
the lifetime OF the vessel ITSELF
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH A RESI-
w dence in the northwest section of the city.
,ssachusets ave preferred; price not 20 exceed
S15.u00 Address, giving full particulars, Box 100,
Star Office. n14-3
XNANTED-TO PURCHAsE-A BRICK HOUSE
w containing eight more rooms. located west of
4th ST. and north of St Price not exceed $4,000.
Address Box 13S. Star Office. nl2-.Sts
NVANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
w property in the north west about $4,000 square
feet of Ground on Columbia Heights Win pay differ
ence in cash Address Box z, Star ONCE n12-1
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
w property in the nortaN est, valuable Lot on
Connecticut ave-, 24Xl24 TO WIDE alley. Address Box
3, Star Office. nl2-3t
XNANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN NORTH
w western part of city; good neghborhood and
with all modern improvements; must hot exceed
$4,000 to $1,000 in price, will exchange q row Of
houses in Baltimore IN par payment balance IN easy
payments. Address. giving full PARTICULARS. BAlIl
MORE, star Office. n5-lm
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS a BRICK
w house on Capitol Hill for $1,000. and one for
S3.100 and one for 4,500: also brick house in the
northwest for $500 and fo- $4,000 THOS q.
HENSEl, 1226 r St NV Telephone CALI n5-2w
NNANTED-DIRECT PROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected. Estates MANAGED. Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
iel3 1913 + st. Adjoining Sun Building.
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WANTED--ROOMS

WANTED - TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
w theaed). with Board for gentleman. wife. dsug-
ter and two small children, wi hin hive minutes wax
Of b. and depot State particulars and lowest price.
Box l, Olney, Md ni5-3t'
NVANTED-TwO UNFINISHED ROOMS AT
w once; good permanent tenant: state price. Ad-
dress f. u, Office. IT.
w ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEM M FROM T
w loon and Board with private family, where the
comforts of home may be had; located within six
squares of the Patent ofce Address d. b., Star office
n14-.,ts
WANTED = FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w ROOMS. Persons having Rooms 10 rent save
money by seeing We receive constant calls from
parties wanting rooms ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
Gl2 9th st. n. W. nl2-3ts
XNANTED-BY ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE
w one or two Rooms with ard private family pre-
ferred state terms and full particulars. Address Box
20. Star Office. pl2-3t'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER WISH
w pleasant Rooms. with good Board, good location.
In liable. refined family, possessing home comforts
and piano. for $50 per month Address REFINE
MIN 4, Star office nl2-:Sts
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The decision In what Is known as the drive-well
case Will be received with great JOY by the farmers
of the country Fascinated that there are three
million drive wells In the United states on each O.
which II the supreme Court had sustained the In
ventors claim royalty OF at least SO would have
been collected There Is little doubt that the
claim 10 the invention was an honest one and that
IL was the only claim to the idea of
making well by driving an iron pine
down TO water. But the inventor did not
apply for a patent promptly and allowed
his idea &c be appropriated by others until under
the existing patent laws it possible 10 say he
had made public dedication OF 1t to all who
wanted 70 use IT. more determined struggle
was never made by the farmers Of the West than
against the men who demanded pay from every
one who had put down a driven we'll The state
grange OF Iowa and Minnesota voted to raise
$4,000 70 night the patent, and large amounts OF
money were devoted TO the farmers struggle
against "the drive wells ghouls, as they were
commonly called In Western newspapers.
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CHAsarD DA11r BY
WOODWARD Z LoTHnop,
SMoxrso JAckrrs VIII BE SoAsc,


This 10 our impression. Importers have
nearly closed out their entire seasons imports.
tions-scsttered throughout the country. II 10
impossible to correctly gauge the demand II
we buy too many We are losers. II we do not
buy enough, you are disappointed. Last Christ
mas we were unable TO buy enough Of certain
I Atees Andstnea We have purchased moro ex-
tensavtlt ~ season. and at present can show
, you a. elcxiRt assortment in all si1es. Their
popularity snd appropriateness for presents.
and the low prices at which they are offered.
impels rs to make these hints thus early that
you may take advantage Of the opportunity now
offered.
Mems Plain japanese silk Smoking Jackets,
lined with self and contrasting colors. Navy.
Seal. Garnet. Cardinal. Hunters Green and
Electric Blue. only IS each.
Same as above. handsomely embroidered on
collar. cuffs. pockets and front, only % each.
Mems Plaid japanese Silk Smoking Jackets.
large variety of handsome color combinations
In quiet styles Of checks. large and small plaids.
&C., $40 each.
Elegant line Of Mems Dressing Gowns at pro-
portiohaxely low prices
Mems Blanket Gowns and Bath Robes
Largest and best variety we have yet shown. So
little H6hey he<ef before bought 20 much COM
fort. dfes4i1fsss and durability.
PRICES IS, %, go AND s10 EACH.
(MenT Dept, 1913 r st., entrance)
WOODWARD h LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th and sts NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANrED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN DE
~ Sres place as infants nur.e or houseksrsr .
WANTED-By SETTLED WOMAN A rIAcE TO
40 Fsnes.l housework either in city or eo'in,.y
WANrkD-BY YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
w Tour yea : experience. . situation ~ clsrk m
ssf store st references given. Call or r,tse e
". ton IN private family cut and NJ by tailor
ysseln and qnSsrstands all branches of dressmasins
WANTEB-BY AREsPEcTABLE coLoRED GIRL
family: rood references Address zoos sln y IL
WANTED-PosrTIoNs FOR woMkN. Co.'ks,
white colored and japanese: buffers hmen alters
az hgpss boys city references, At DICKS As.cey'
WNTED.AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w ior Cooks, Chambernaids, Waitress. Lzupdress
siI SooS NIB sss S & s. %s
WANTED BY A STEADY AND RELIABLE
w white woman who thoroughly understands her
ssn give the best city differences washins Gail
Whh;NTEp.BY REsPEcTABLE coIoREp
nrl place % general houssworker In a email
refaren,e paasn s or snilys wash can give
w man situation rs COOK or general hoHssvorS
GOOD reference four years at last place Cali at 81
WANTED-BYA REsPEcTABIF ooioRrp0IRI.
situation as house glr aud waitress in a private
family GOOD references given. Call 1T II IS Goth st
NV nlf,..lts
WANTED-BY A COLoRED MAN, A SITUATION
w as waiter In frstcass family: good refore noes
call at ID 10 ST NV. . a m. 10 = pm. IL.
WANTED-BY A FRENCH YOUNG LADY A po-
w siton goyerness for clldrea above four ,ear
can sew. Apply A NJ, 1905 X St MD 81.
WANTED-BY A PARTISAN PERSON sITUA-
w ton IN family; can cut and fit take care Of
1SIAN. Star Office nl4-Hs
WhAN Scr EI1.,!,., SITUATION BY FIRST CLASS
ences Address GRACE Star Office. nl4-.It.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY PHYSICIANS
w man cook in private " business house. good city
references. Address Box Nj Star office MATT
NVANTED--BY A RELIABLE CoLoRED MAN A
w situation coachalan in private family
city differences given Address 112o 10th ST NV.
n14-2is
WANTED-A SITUATION As sEAMsTREss AND
w nursery governess chambermaid and scam
stress. Apply for two days. 9l6 Massachusetts ave.
NV. nl4-2ts
MANUFACTURERS FOR WHITE AND COL
w ored men and women-l00 cooks. 100 maids. 10
nurses, 30 housemen, 30 walters conpanions, house
HAM, 630-632 o. NV. nl2-6r
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN-GooD OPERATOR
w on type writer competent TO take bu mess dlcta
ton in shorthand dasires position. Address W 8
N, Star office. nl2-3t
XNANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER's
w position in families can cut, At, and al Other
branches Of dressinaking Call or address ITO 18Th
st. NV. nl2-3r
NNANTED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
w can be had at South Washington Labor Bureau
436 18th sts.w. nll-lm
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WIZ W. AR Kerr Busr.

MILD wEArAxH m n1D.w1xTER n NOT yrsT
THE KIND TO MAKE w1NrER-wE1oHr CLOTH
ING MovE-rHAr n TO sAY-ALoyR. BUT THE
HIGH QUALITIES OF THE cAorHrs WE orFzR
THE STYLISH PATTERNS, THE PERFECT FIrs.
THE wEAR-REs1sTrNa QUALITY OF THE FAB
RIGS. THE TONE AND SNAP OF OUR aARxENrs.
THE HONEST WORKMANSHIP AND TIE Low
PRICES, OUR ADVANCED SYSTEM OF DOING
BUSINESS ENABLES Us TO NAME. KEEP Us
GOING LIVELY ALL THE TIME IN SUNSHINE
OR IN RAIN. IN MILD OR rREEz1Na WEATHER
WE ARE ALWAYS BUSY
WE KEEP ON SALE THE GOODS THE PEOPLE
WANT. AND THEY KNOW IT. IN SUITS AND
ovERooArs AND SEPARATE PANTS QUIZ STOCK
Is SECOND TO NONE IN THIS Oh AMI oTHRR
COUNTRY. 50 THAT WHEN THE PEOPLE WANT
CLOTHING THEY NATURALLY COME TO HEAD
QUARTERS. WHERE QUARTER OF oEKTuRrs
EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THEM THAT THEY
CAN FIND JUST WHAT THEIR FANCY CALLS
FOR-CORRECT IN CUT. MAKE AND PRICE,
WHERE THE SMALLEST CHILD THAT CAN
RARELY LISP IT'S WANTS FARES JUST AS
WELL GAS THE MOST EXPERIENCED BUYER,
WHERE EVERY PATRON KNOWS HE CAN HAVE
HIS MONEY REFUNDED WITHOUT DEBATE
WHEN SELECTIONS MADE DO NOT PROVE
QUITE SATISFACTORY. WHERE GOODS ARE
CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED WHERE. IN FACT.
EVERY PATRON Is AFFORDED THE FULLEST
PROTECTION
SAKS b COMPANY.
mis- SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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IL the case OF Lord Pyne, the famous principle OF
P1tt that every mans home Is his castle certainly
notds goed Lord Pyne holds conversation with
hs neighoors and the police through the portfolios
Oh as castle, and II he has crackers and wine
enoog laid down IL Will take some time TO pro-
duce lord Pynes body In court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-15

The project Of Strengthening Rock Creek ana
conducting its waters underground through west
washington TO the river Is one worthy OF aften-
ton on the part Of Commissioners and cftizens
The Improvement Is sure to be made as soon as
the city, with due regard 10 other urgent needs ana
it, limited resources feels that II can anord IL
The Creek within the city limits Is great, almost
sragnant, open sewer, cutting on from main
washington q considerable and well SET
tied portion OF the citys area Health con-
siderations, and the desirability OF complete
merging Of West Washington with the
main city, and OF supplying more adequate
means Of communication with that section than
existing bridges furnish, unite 70 demand that
the separating gap-a receptacle for dirty, stag
nant and polluted water-be filed A saving Of
expense In the item OF building and maintaining
bridges and an enhancement OF real estate values,
increasing the District revenues from taxation,
will furnish some Offset for the expense Of the
work. The improvement Is likely, however, to be
costly. Some parts Of the city VIII view the work
with jealousy, on the ground that Its advantages
are purely sectional. Treatment Of James Greek
Canal similar 70 that proposed for Rock Creek
IL asked and similar arguments though less
forcibie In the case OF James Creek canal favor the
improvement OF both. Moreover, the necessary
outlays OF the city are large and other projects
promising public advantage contend for the sur
plus TO be expended. There are many new expen-
dftures those for additional school buildings and
additional police. for instance, which could not be
sacrificed, even TO abate the Rock Greek nuisance.
In view OF these facts 1t will be advisable avoid
any underestimate OF the cost OF the work which
may induce the District 10 enter upon 1t before 1t
can really AFFORD II, and It will be equally
important to reduce the actual cost to the
District 10 q minimum In some way the
valuable land TO be reclaimed In the valley OF the
creek. lying directly IN the course OF the growth
Of fashionable, palace-building washington,
should be made to contribute directly to the
expense OF diverting the stream through a tunnel
The indirect contribution through increased tax.
able values Is not enough. The smaller the ex-
penss TO the people Of the whole city can be made,
the sooner will this much-needed Improvement of
the citys surface be accomplished
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Col John r. Fellows having secured all the
game he wants In View York mas betaken himself
70 the marshes and the lower susquehanna TO fIe
information against the canvasbackS While he
Is 50 near and yet so far Col Fellows should come
10 Washington and give Mr. Cleveland the benefit
Of his advice concerning those paragraphs in hrs
forthcoming message civil service reform, purity
In ONCE, public trusts and all that sort OF thing
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SILK FApR1cs.

SILK FABn1cs.
Silks are more in favor than ever before,
which fact has induced us to greatly enlarge our
stock. and we are now showing the largest va
riety Of choice fabrics yet offered by us. We
confne the stock to the products Of 0uinet,
Bonnet, Shredder, and other equally we'll
known aud reliable makers, whose fabrics
stand pre-e eminent in point Of quality, hnish,
and intrinsic worth.
We show twenty qualities Of Black Gros Grain
Silks ranging in price from soc. to s3 per
yard. each and every quality guaranteed to be
the best the price can buy.
Black Faille Franchise at 81 Is grand value
This fabric has the Endorsement of every fash
ION authority.
-Four weeks ago we introduced two silk fab
rics-Black Satin Rhsdame and Black Satin
Duchesse-both at Csc. per yard.
The large quantity disposed Of II the best
possible evidence of their excellent value. We
have yet fair quantity.
In Black Novelty" Silks we show q superb
line Of French Moire Moire Antiques, &C., en-
brucing all that are new and fashionable.
American Black Gros Grain Silks continue to
grow In favor We have special quality at 81,
which we consider the superior Of any foreign
silk ct the price, and comes to US highly COM
mcnded for its durable wearing qualities. 1t Is
twenty inches wide and the best we can get to
sell ut 81 per yard.
Three new qualities of Black Faille Flora, at
81 80. 81 80. and 81. Is per yard. The recep-
tion Of the former qualities BODIES for this excel
lent weave . long period Of populsrity-de-
servedly 20, for Q better and more attractive
fabric has not been introduced this season.
For mourning wear the newest weave is Black
Peau de Sole, rich and durable $1.25 per yard
A new weave Of Armure, for the same purpose
and at the same price, is equally desirable.
Black Heavy Twilled French Surah Silk ct
94c per yard is under value, and should meet
with ready sale.
Exquisite variety Of new shades in Faille
Franchise. This fabric will lead this season in
Colored silks. S1.25 per yard
Elegant line Of Colored Moire and Moire
Striped silks, for combining with the Faille
Francaise and other plain silk fabrics
Dark room for showing the effect Of colored
silks under Eas-light This is very necessary,
as some beautiful day shades look the contrary
under gas-lieht.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
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The New York Herald publishes TO dav the ,e-
suit CT IT'S Investigation into the affairs on the
Arrow Steamship Company. which was 70 make
Itself and Alexandria, Va, famous By building
world beating ocean steamers ana reyolutton,z,nc
ocean travel The Herald denounces IL "a a frans